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Tesla Charging Experiences
Recently we had the need to charge the car away from home, with some interesting experiences. I also had a question from my Mom on the Tesla. This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla … Continue reading
How Would Level 5 Self Driving Work?
We had an incredibly cold front move through Denver last week. It was 46F one early afternoon, which dropped to 0F by the evening and down to around –15F overnight. Crazy cold, with snow. Driving the Tesla was interesting. This … Continue reading
Santa Mode on the Tesla
This is part of a series that covers my experience with a Tesla Model Y. I caught a quick article recently that said you could have some fun in a Tesla with Santa Mode. You enable this in a few … Continue reading
EV Charging Challenges
I saw an article on the state of EV charging and what Ford is doing. First, I think it’s great that Ford (and others) are trying to tackle this. I don’t love the idea of each manufacturer doing this, though … Continue reading